Molly Glick

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    Anteaters Have Evolved More Than a Dozen Times

    Unlike people, these mammals found a diet they can actually stick to

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    Neanderthals Might Have Shared Family Recipes

    Cave remains found in Israel point to unique, locally specific culinary practices among our ancient ancestors

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    A (Complicated) Ode to the Honeybee

    I was not alone in seeing my garden’s bees die this winter—now, we have a new clue why

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    The Inner Worlds of Reptiles

    Tortoises were found to have feelings, pointing to other overlooked animal minds

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    A Hymn Lost for a Millennium

    AI helped piece together clay fragments to tell a new story of Babylon

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    Cheese Might Haunt Our Dreams

    Centuries-old wisdom may ring true on food-fueled nightmares

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    Laughing Apes Take Risks

    Hearing the sounds of chuckles may make our bonobo cousins think on the bright side

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    An Elephant’s Tusk Never Forgets

    A simple test can peek into ivory to detect deception

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    The Woman Behind the World’s Biggest Camera

    Vera Rubin overcame abundant obstacles to become a leading light in cosmology

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    How Ancient Beasts Spread Sweet Fruits

    The native forests of South America were shaped by mastodons—and we’re doing a bad job filling their role